How Germany is different from other countries/ things which shocked me in Germany/life in Germany

[@hansfranz6989]

Very friendly video, good points and aptly reported. Security is an expensive habit and Germans are willing to pay for the good of society. As a German, I consider the rules (including low taxes) for alcohol consumption to be somewhat lax, but in Scandinavia the strict rules lead to more excessive behavior by their citizens abroad.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Firstly thank you so much for your feedback:) You are absolutely right, too strict rules only lead to problems in society. Thats why I like moderate liberal attitude of Germans:) So do you live in Scandinavia now ?

[@hansfranz6989]

Hi! No I live in Germany. But a few years ago I had to save a drunken Swede from a pool. With my friend we would have to pull him out of the water, his skin was already dark blue. The reason: he drank alcohol for several days because it was so cheap. There was probably more alcohol in his body than blood. Fortunately, after the heart massage, he lived again and came to the hospital. The incident made me very critical of alcohol. That was forty years ago. I myself rarely drink alcohol, I can no longer tolerate it. Probably because of the strict rules for driving, very little alcohol is drunk in my circle of friends.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

@@hansfranz6989 That Swede was lucky that he was saved by you. So many people die because they drink alcohol in excessive limits. We also dont drink alcohol in our family for that reason. You are a very kind person Hans. Nice to know about you:) Stay connected :)

[@hansfranz6989]

@@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany Thank you! The population in Germany is changing rapidly, and there are people who think they are the true Germans. Among them are racists and radicals. There are not only nice people here, it is like everywhere on earth. I happened to see your video and was positively moved by it. I wish you and your family continued good experiences in Germany. Stay healthy!

[@desimomlife]

Hmmm

[@sangitahealthbeautytips2198]

very interesting content.. Nice upload dear sis.. very beautiful information.. great point of view.. wonderful sharing..

[@RustyDust101]

Thank you for your friendly, lovely insights into Germany. Greetz from Hamburg. Stay healthy and happy as well.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you so much for your wishes and appreciation, dear! Hamburg is also a very beautiful city! Stay connected:) Greetz from Aachen:)

[@ektaSingh09]

Wonderful sharing 👍

[@doubtingthelimit]

Very interesting! I love that you included a few things that I haven’t seen included in most other videos. 😊

[@DiepNorthCarolina]

nice information from you my friend. like

[@beachbear999]

I really like your videos. I have lived abroad in the UK for a third of my life and I have now retured to Germany. Your depiction and impressions of Germans are very very nice and I would like to thank you for that. I wish you and your family all the best and hope you can stay and prosper. You have a new fan and subscriber.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you so much for your kindness. Your appreciation made my morning beautiful and I wish you a very happy day:) Best regards Priya

[@HuSanNiang]

Nameste Here my comments about the lists: I hope you understand that the closed shops on Sunday means that this time is reserved for the family. All products are available throughout the week so there is no need to do the shopping on a Sunday. Earlier the shops even closed on Saturday lunch time. There are always some gas stations and smaller kiosk who have the basic food. If you say no - You can always say; Aber mach dir bitte keine Umstände , then you appreciate that someone takes the effort for offering you some food or drinks . Dressing room / Sauna/FKK -- that comes from the same time .. also the naturalists started already in the 19th century. Free body culture. There is nothing to be ashamed of , just be as you are. Especially in the Sauna you will find different rules -- like Finnish Sauna , you have a shower and then go in you sit on the towel , afterwards leave and have a cold shower hot steam bath you go in without a towel (with 95% humidity is doesn't make sense to have one ), you rinse your place with water , afterwards leave and have a shower. Try steam cabin , you go in with a towel etc.So each sauna will tell you their rules. Here in Vienna you have on the Danube Island some FKK areas and there is only a line and FKK means from here on it starts the free area. If you sit with a bathing suit , you might used earlier in chlorine water, in the sauna that is quite unhygienic. Most people drink tap water as this comes in really good quality. There is no need to bottle water like in India. The carbonated water bottle contains less bacteria in the bottle than non carbonated . That was shown in many tests. I mostly drink tap water the whole day but maybe a Orange juice with soda in the evening. Radler is always a good option - so beer mixed with fizzy juice. And all without ice cubes. I had this custom where they put that in all drinks. Unlimited Sick leave - that is not unlimited - here in Austria I guess no longer than 1/2 year -- than you need to work again and then you are entitled to have more. Also you dont get the full amount as after a certain time you get Krankengeld which is then only 50% of the income. I am waiting that you do a recipe for Malai Makhan or Malaba Parotti -- easy enough for an Austrian gauri. Phir Milenge

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Namaste Austrian Gauri;), read your comment again and again. Thank you so much for enlightening me. I have been here for the last 8 year and still I am learning:). In India we have installed water filters at home but most of the Germans use bottled water at home. Your water drinking routine is so interesting. Orange juice with soda, yum yum. You are right about sick leave too ;) In Germany we have same rule like your Austria:) Hey, you are from such a beautiful city Vienna. I have been to Salzburg, lovely country with so friendly people. Try following recipes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mYmwiXqbq5eWfZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/bWmlemd5pM2sndU kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXzTd3WhoMqcldE Lachcha Parantha is same as Malabar Parotti. Sorry I dont understand what is malai makhan. its either Malai Paneer or Makhani Paneer, you mean that, oder ? If you can clarify that, then Your wish my command! I will soon upload the recipes of your desired dishes. Thank you again so much for your lovely feedback. Stay connected my dear friend :) Jaldi Milenge :)

[@HuSanNiang]

@@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany - I mean this one - masalaguzarish.com/malai-makhan/ I guess I have to wait till I come back to India to get it. If your family decide to come to VIenna I will show you around. When my Indian friends came over I had to advice them to exercise walking and they really did and survived all the walking in the Inner City, Wachau and other parts. They were just used to have the driver to bring them to places. That won´t do in old cities in Europe.

[@schattensand6129]

@@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany Apropos Austria, did you ever watch "Zurkaroh" Right here on KZbin. They are so good and lovable.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

@@HuSanNiang Sorry dear, I didnt see your comment earlier, I will deffo make a vlog on that. You are right, Rich Indians are not used to walking and poor Indians dont move abroad;) Once this Panademie is over, we will come to Vienna n visit you:)

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

@@schattensand6129 Sorry I dont know Zurkaroh. I looked up, so many different options came up, you mean the Dancegroup?

[@timkuhle2304]

Very nice video. Learned something new from your experiences.

[@Vigorswitch]

Wow! I learned a lot from this video! But I was shocked mostly with “the dressing rooms” idea :)...lol !! Thank you for sharing:)

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

The main reason I dont join Gym here is the dressing room situation;)

[@nicosteffen364]

The thing with the lockerrooms is just a case of cheap installation, in our old swimming bath there was a nice concept, to get into the swimming area you have to go through single changing cells, so you go in, change your cloths and then take a locker before going for a swim! Thats a good way to have single changing rooms.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

yes, it was like that in Freiburg also. But what about showers? They are only a few cabins for that. In Fitness studios also common shower rooms. But with time, we all have adapted ourselves. Thanks a lot for your feedback, Nico:) Stay connected :)

[@rajnagartv14]

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[@Silvie-nt8bu]

Hi from Germany :) What a random selection, did make me laugh. Sunday shopping: true but get your milk at petrol stations :) They are open 24/7, and in the cities there are little shops that are open too. On Sundays we prefer to swap water with beer ... lols. We invented it, its great, but dont reduce us to only drinking beer.... we also drink wine :D I hope you are safe in this crazy time and..... I hate the non-existing dressing rooms in gyms too. :D ... Prost!

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

So nice to hear from you Silvie. Thank you so much for your feedback. I am very happy that I made you laugh. Still remember that once I wanted to say that I dont like prerservatives and I ended up saying Ich mag Preservativ nicht. Stay connected:) Prost!

[@Kivas_Fajo]

I guess after you have been living here a while you will start to really enjoy, that on sundays every shop is closed. It takes out the rush in life and let's you do just nothing without feeling bad about it, take a walk in the park, go swimming or watch NetFlix and such. You know, lazy sunday afternoon. ;-) I also guess, that if you visit home or another country you will have a reverse culture shock, because even on sundays everything is open and it is a day as any other day, not really a sunday. You'll see.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

You are so right about reverse culture shock. Moreover now sunday has become Fridge cleaning day. Once a week no shopping gives us a chance to organize ourselves for next week:) Thank you so much for your feedback :) Stay connected :)

[@elsallab1]

Thank you, may God protect you

[@MADDELAJUNKSHOP]

Now I know. Thanks for sharing.

[@rajnagartv14]

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[@SarkarsOnWheels]

Well said 👌👌

[@DesiKitchenUsa]

I like the way you explain wish you all the best 💐😊🤝🇺🇸💗

[@noorhussain4670]

Your Evey point has a a valid reason it's superb shearing

[@Lulululueliza]

Good luck friend 👍 376

[@DeepKaur-bo1lc]

great blog and useful info

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

thanks:)

[@bavithradaniel]

Nice video dear 💕 useful information and interesting to know.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot for your support:)

[@richardwhite4677]

superb blog with lots of info

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thnks dear:)

[@thesinghfamily4768]

Nice ji God bless u

[@junsreallife664]

GOOD INFORMATION ABOUT DIFFERENCE FROM OTHER COUNTRIES. I FULLY WATCHED WITH ADS

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks my dear:)

[@SoamPundit]

nice content shared

[@Traveltrail2022]

Lovely Tour ❤️❤️

[@RAFTHELSAVLOGS]

Hi sis thanks for sharing your experience

[@MustangNancy55]

germans are rather healthy folk they don't drink beer instead of water ^^ they very much drink enough water a day and beer has 5% alcohol in it so if you drink one liter or 1,5 liter you'd probably be drunk but maybe I misunderstood what you said if they go hiking and at the end of the route is a beergarden they probably brink a cold beer instead of water but that's a very specific situation in their everyday life they don't drink beer instead of water

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you so much for your feeback, dear Nancy. You are absolutely right, German beer has very less alcohol and I mentioned it in my video! I have lived in South Germany and right now I am in North, so I made my opinion on that basis. But all Germans are not same, just like all fingers on hand are not same;) I should have mentioned that. I am very happy to read your feedback. Keep that coming:)

[@diptisharma3927]

very nice thoughts and info

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks

[@rogerhiebner8540]

Hi Priya thank you for the positives of Germany glad you are happy there Regards Cape Town South Africa

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks for feeling happy for me:) Very few people nowadays find happiness in other peoples growth. I am just trying to spread positivity, kindness and love:)

[@indusharma7207]

Too good.

[@forgottenheart4947]

GREAT👑👍🏽🔔

[@learnstitching]

5like nice video dear

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks dear:)

[@arun-lr9xo]

Thank you so much biglike sty connctd

[@ASSAMESEVET]

Good information. It is you who let us know such things about Germany.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot for your appreciation. Please let me know if you want to know anything specific about Germany:)

[@ASSAMESEVET]

Ok.. I will inform you... Kindly provide your e mail

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

@@ASSAMESEVET [e-mail] :)

[@susa3672]

Thank you!, I really had to laugh when you talked about ‚blowing noses‘, FKK and so on. These things I was not aware are normal for us but not for others...😊🙋🥰

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

I am glad that I made you laugh. Blowing nose is so much better thatn making noise with stuffed noses;) The only reason I make my videos in English is that I want to tell the whole world how happy I am in Germany:) Thank you so much for visiting, plz stay connected to give me feedback on my other videos:)

[@SunitaSharma-vk4by]

Very informative and helpful video to everyone

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you so much for your kind words:)

[@monicabechter351]

It is a nicely elaborated video. But the society is quite diversified as there are persons who are very health conscious and take uttermost care of their food, diet and drinks. The quality of life is very good and especially good for families in Germany.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

I agree with you :)

[@astridholland3182]

Excellent video. Loved to know about all this useful information

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Astrid:) Tell me if you have any specific question.

[@BMotz-ym1fn]

Just discovered your channel! A belated Welcome to Germany! I had to laugh - I have been to India and often didn't know what to do with the head shake or twist. Is it a yes or a no? In Scandinavian countries you also go to mixed saunas - naked. And in the Netherlands I have even stayed in a hostel where rooms for men and women were not separate. What I noticed in India was that people were spitting without embarrassment outside in public.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Glad that you stumbled over my video. Spitting is the thing which i particularly hate but some men especially old ones dont find anything wrong in that. But thankfully current generation is better :)

[@dailykitchenrecipesuk3789]

Great work 👍 my dear

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot my dear:)

[@frankmueller4517]

It is good to know of your perspective. Nice video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Frank:)

[@shaliniarora4726]

Very informative. Liked your perspective. It seems like a perfect country to settle down for women and families. I liked the culture too.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Shalini for liking it:)

[@ashaparikh2360]

very nice one and well portrayed

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

thanks:)

[@chandruprakash696]

Good to know about these. Nice video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot.

[@christianmueller3689]

nice perspective

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you so much:)

[@harsimrankaur7980]

Agree with you. Very informative one.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks for your feeback dear :)

[@abaphanabinjo5788]

Madam,which country is better Ireland or Germany for family with 2 kids : 5 year old and 1 year

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Being an English speaking country, Ireland will be easy to settle down. But both countries are great in their own way.

[@vibhashukla7962]

Gud information priya g...

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thank you Vibha ji:)

[@historyhighlightswithlaney318]

We can’t be turned away for treatment if we don’t have insurance! Keep up the good work! Stay safe! Happy New Year! I have a video coming out in a few hours paying tribute to Archbishop Desmond Tutu, I thought about you!

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks for thinking about me Laney:) So nice of you

[@historyhighlightswithlaney318]

No should mean no everywhere, so people won’t get confused!

[@shekharmathur3742]

very useful information. some things are true and really funny too.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

yes, isnt it, realistic fun:)

[@ashwinigupta9896]

I am equally shocked by some of these facts but good to know of these.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot :)

[@thomasvanoordt6172]

Nice, true and funny. Useful and informative video.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

yes, thanks:)

[@markusengelhardt1020]

There are only two insurances you have to take: health and (just for owner of flat/house) fire insurance. If you own a car then a third insurance: car-insurance.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Really? My flatowner had told us to compulsorily take Third party liability insurance(Haftpflicht) and recommended to take Hausrat insurance. We ended up taking life insurance, legal insurance and accident insurance as well:( But thank you so much for your valuable input. Will help others :) Stay connected, Markus :)

[@markusengelhardt1020]

@@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany Die Haftpflichtversicherung ist wichtig und die Hausratversicherung schützt den "Inhalt" der Wohnung. Machen beide Sinn, sind aber keine Pflicht. Herzliche Grüße

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

@@markusengelhardt1020 Vielen Dank Markus für Deine Erklärung:) Gut zu wissen:) Herzliche Grüße und schönes Wochenende :)

[@mypassionmycreationsoma]

Nice vlog... very informative, got to know many things about Germany.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Soma :)

[@bhavanachawla4612]

Very informative video. It shocked me too to know about these.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Bhavana:)

[@emilywhite2862]

amazing information

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks dear:)

[@deeptinaval6196]

very useful and good to know of these.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

my pleasure:)

[@cucublueberry8078]

Really nice. I'd love to see more content from you :)

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot Cucublueberry. Your motivation made my day. Have a nice day:)

[@neenuskitchen8386]

Great upload video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Neenu:)

[@poonambatra1945]

Amazing. Very useful.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Poonam:)

[@roisinthompson9298]

Yes, agree with you. I experienced the same while in Germany for a small period of time.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Nice to know that I am not alone;)

[@rajnidevi473]

I like your video. Very useful and informative.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Rajni:)

[@paulwilson3472]

very nice and helpful information.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Glad that you found it useful:)

[@pushpasevergreenchannel9915]

Informative video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Pushpa. Have subbed u. Plz do the same if you havent already ;)

[@peterbechter1105]

Agree but the evolving trend is towards healthy lifestyle, organic diet, and lots of activities.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

yes, you are right. Thanks for your valuable input:)

[@herbskitchen3928]

Nicely Explained.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks dear:)

[@loveyarthmomandfood196]

Very Informative

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Pooja:)

[@historyhighlightswithlaney318]

Yes, we want our privacy here!

[@blahdiblah2169]

Germans are awesome. At least my experience is that Germans are very sensible and dynamic people and friendly on another level. People who say Germans are unfriendly, never met Czechs.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

oh, I dont know abt Czechs but I agree with your opinion about Germany,. Thanks for watching:)

[@truemiss]

Good upload

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks. have subbed you. please sub back:)

[@truemiss]

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[@peterkoerte3440]

a very informative video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks :)

[@majesticmom631]

Good to know 👍🏼

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

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[@historyhighlightswithlaney318]

Hey beautiful, Happy day to you! You named a lot of countries you have lived in, but not the US!

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

I havent yet lived in USA;)

[@bestylishwithlndianvlogger9595]

Great upload dear..... Stay connected

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Rajni, have subbed you:). You do too please:)

[@bestylishwithlndianvlogger9595]

Priya Indian Vlogger in Germany subed you just now... Keep connecting always

[@anjalimathur4807]

too good.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot:)

[@parvatkhanna8572]

Very useful

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Parvat:)

[@BlissLovePeace]

The story about FFK is a bit of a myth, because FKK is and was just as common in many parts of the West as well. As a matter of fact FKK existed long before there was even a separate Germany and certainly long before the DDR even existed.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

really? My German teacher explained this topic to us. We had different nationalities in our group. Even Italiens found it a bit amusing:) But thanks for sharing the correct info:) I am still learning about interesting German history and traditions:)

[@BlissLovePeace]

@@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany You can read more about the history of the Freikörperkultur hier: www.dfk.org/geschichte-der-freikoerperkultur And here is some old footage from the 1930s: kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4PUhGmem9t6a8U

[@karismakakkar1828]

good one

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot :)

[@mridumonisworld5740]

Nice video

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot dear:)

[@seemaskitchenfun5415]

Nice👌

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Seema:)

[@BlissLovePeace]

Concerning no means no ... likewise yes means yes!

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Exactly:)

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[@jagjitsingh1311]

very nice

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks Jagjit ji:)

[@desimomlife]

I came from Pakistan here...and the first thing shocked me here was silence ...peace..roads with not too much trafic like PK India...

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Yes. It's very different from our countries😊😊

[@loveyarthmomandfood196]

Very good morning🌄🙋

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

A very good morning to you too Pooja:)

[@nicosteffen364]

Hey Priya, how is it to be Rajesh´s sister? Just kidding! The name only reminds me on "The Big Bang Theory"

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Trust me, people know my name from that show only:D You made me laugh, thanks:)

[@allyouneedfavourites4331]

Nice, stay connected :)

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks:)

[@franhunne8929]

I have to agree with MustandNancy55 - no, we do not drink beer instead of water. We still drink a lot of beer in our spare time (work hard/play hard kind of thing). Yes, Germany consumes too much alcohol per capita (11.8 litres per person per year - of PURE alcohol) - but we are not world leaders (thankfully) - that is Belarus - as you can see on Wikipedia. We drink 99.7 litres of beer per year per capita - which is less than a small bottle each day. The "naked culture" thing is far overrated.68 beaches on north and Baltic sea have parts of them for unclothed bathers - which isn't much. And they are usually not in the eye of the clothed bathers. Yes, there are naked bathing times in the one or other public pool. I never went then, for an hour or two a week that is easy to avoid. And in parks? You will be hardpressed to find topless people here in my town. It is Munich's English garden corner. And sometimes around swimming lakes (not officially cleared for swimming) people take off their clothes - but in parks? Normally not. Do not know where you got that impression from. For travellers there is the option at stations and airports to buy things (as well as in filling stations) - some people use that as emergency shops on Sundays when they have run out of milk or bread or so. Sparkling water - the carbonated part of that was invented to make the water last longer in a bottle. What we can do now to clean bottles has not been possible all the time - and you do not want to get sick when you drink bottled water. That is why we became a nation of carbonated water drinkers. But it is slowly changing. I myself have gone on to drink tap water - we have a very high quality tap water! Less chlorine than in other countries, and tightly checked several times a day to ensure the quality! Blowing my nose - when I was a kid my grandaunt kept telling me, do not sniffle, where is your handkerchief. Maybe there is a slight difference in the skull-bones or the nose architecture that makes clearing my nose by sniffling so much harder than by just blowing the mucus out compared to people from Japan or other parts of Asia. Look at the noses of Japanese people and the rather protruding German "face alcoves". We just cannot get the snot up effectively by sniffling discreetly. And we love efficacy. So blowing it is. Most people I know turn to the side, though to make an effort to not blow in your direction. Thought I'd give some background and correct your maybe slightly skewed perception.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Thanks a lot for your valuable input. Different people have different perceptions. I did my integration course at Freiburg. What I saw, my classmates saw and our German teachers told us, we based our opinions on that. Guests in my house (including immigrants) refuse to drink tap water. I tried to give just an overall view. I absolutely agree that all Germans or even German cities are not same. We should not paint the entire community with same brush. But I dont find anything wrong in German culture. I am very thankful that I have gotten a chance to live here. I have lived in many countres (9 in total) but Germany is my favourite so far.

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[@heidipae2576]

The Sunday is time fore family an relaxing, not fore work.

[@PriyaIndianVloggerinGermany]

Yes Heidi, we learnt it after coming here;) Work-life balance is awesome here. Thanks for your feedback. Stay connected dear:)

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